The New York Yankees relied on the man wearing No. 22 in big moments last season. ... But it's not the same person wearing No. 22. Last season, it was Juan Soto. This time around, Ben Rice.

The New York Mets' $765 million superstar offered a candid response to missing a fifth-consecutive All-Star game.

Juan Soto’s departure last winter for a record-setting 15-year, $765 million contract with the crosstown Mets left an untold number of Yankees fans with pricey, pinstriped No. 22 jerseys they no ...

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Juan Soto will be booed by Yankees fans, and booed quite loudly, and cursed when the Subway Series begins on Friday night in the Bronx. They might just wake a sleeping Mets lion.

Juan Soto's night began with a hug. As he warmed up in the outfield before Sunday’s Subway Series finale at Yankee Stadium, the Mets star shared an embrace, a smile and a few laughs with Aaron ...

Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees will face Juan Soto and the New York Mets on the Fourth of July at Citi Field.

Meet the Yankees' prospect, Ben Rice, who, before Sunday's games, has shown he's the top number 22 playing in New York. Rice has left many in awe, including Mets superstar Juan Soto .

Juan Soto is in month No. 2 of a 180-month contract signed by the future Hall of Fame outfielder with the New York Mets, and by all accounts, it’s not going great.

But it's not the same person wearing No. 22. Last season, it was Juan Soto. This time around, Ben Rice. Soto went to the Mets for $765 million. So far, Rice is outplaying the guy who used to wear ...